Re: How to build install [partially solved]

From: ulrich köster (ulric..ssense.com)
Date: Fri Jan 03 2003 - 16:12:51 EST

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    Hi,

    Am Freitag, 03.01.03 um 19:34 Uhr schrieb Ian McDougall:

    > In the whole WOLips migration, my wobuild.properties file was
    > seriously out
    > of whack. So the properties file was being found, but the
    > wo.wolocalroot
    > was set incorrectly.
    >
    This will be fixed in 0.9.5 which will be released soon. To fix it now,
    replace the build-user-home-wobuild-properties.xml in the wolips
    plugin. You can get it here
    http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/woproject/woproject/

    > BTW, can anyone offer any suggestions how to debug an ant script? More
    > specifically, how to see the values of the various variables in the
    > script?
    In 0.9.5 there are two ways to launch the build script as ant and as
    external tool. The second one will log to the Eclipse console. I use
    the echo task to print properties.

    Ulrich
    >
    >> -----Original Message-----
    >> From: Ian McDougall [mailto:ian.mcdougal..mode.com]
    >> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 10:59 AM
    >> To: WOLips
    >> Subject: How to build install
    >>
    >>
    >> eclipse M4, win2k, WOLips 0.9.4
    >>
    >> I've been poking at this for a day or so, and I can't figure out
    >> how to do a
    >> build install with Eclipse and the WOLips build.xml. To clarify, I
    >> can
    >> change the target of the build.xml file to install rather than build,
    >> but
    >> I'm guessing there's and easier way.
    >>
    >> Using the Ant view, I add the build.xml file to the build files, I
    >> select
    >> the install target, right click and select "Activate Target", then I
    >> click
    >> the "run the active targets button".
    >>
    >> The output in the console is as follows:
    >> ...
    >> Buildfile:
    >> C:\devel\clearmode\WebObjects5\Frameworks\WmodeFoundation\build.xml
    >>
    >> setProps:
    >>
    >> init.install:
    >>
    >> build.woframework:
    >> [woframework] Installing WmodeFoundation in //Library/Frameworks
    >> [woframework] BUILD FAILED:
    >> file:C:/devel/clearmode/WebObjects5/Frameworks/WmodeFoundation/bui
    >> ld.xml:42:
    >> Directory \\Library\Frameworks\WmodeFoundation.framework creation was
    >> not
    >> successful for an unknown reason
    >>
    >> ...
    >>
    >> It looks like user.home isn't getting set. How can I set this? I
    >> tried
    >> adding it to the build.properties file and no luck.
    >>
    >> A bigger question is: Is this the proper way to run the
    >> 'install' target on
    >> WOLips projects?
    >>
    >> thanks in advance.
    >> _ _ _
    >> Ian McDougall ian.mcdougal..mode.com
    >>
    >
    >



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